Freshly harvested oysters, seafood straight from the water, and a stretch of desert coastline to camp, paddle and disconnect — right on Bahía Falsa, San Quintín.
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Since 1992, when Reyes Guerrero Sandoval was granted one of the first private permits to farm oysters in the bay, this plot — "La Ostionera" — has carried the product of its own waters straight to the table of whoever makes the trip.
Today we're still exactly that: a simple, family-run spot right on the water, where you can eat oysters grown a few meters from your plate, camp under a wide desert sky, and paddle or boat out to see the cultivation lines yourself.
A whole weekend built around what we do best: freshly shucked oysters, cocktails, music and the bay as the backdrop. Hosted together with Turismo San Quintín and Pro Turismo San Quintín.
See all eventsEverything you need for a beach day, a camping getaway, or a full weekend on the bay.
🦪Harvested straight from our own cultivation lines — raw, grilled, or as a cocktail.
⛺Pitch your tent right on the water, surrounded by extinct volcanoes and skies with zero light pollution.
🏠Two container-built cabins, ready for the night without giving up comfort.
🛶Paddle out along the oyster-farming lines in calm, sheltered water.
🚤Head out into the bay by boat and watch the oyster-growing process up close.
🏍️Explore the area's dirt roads and dunes on two or four wheels.
Two cabins built on shipping containers, made for travelers who want to stay for the sunset without hauling a tent. A bed, a window looking out over the bay, and the essentials for a comfortable night.
See the cabinsLa Ostionera de Bahía Falsa is the starting point and gathering spot for Reto Volcánico, the trail and beach race that runs through this stretch of the San Quintín coast. When it's over, tradition has everyone sit down together for a seven-seas broth made with oysters and clams straight from the bay.
Visit retovolcanico.com ↗La Ostionera — an icon of the San Quintín region, serving fresh oysters and seafood from our local bay.
View ↗Noted as a favorite stop for off-road groups passing through the San Quintín region.
View ↗Featured as an essential stop in the official guide to San Quintín's legendary oysters.
View ↗Described as one of the coziest corners of Bahía Falsa to eat oysters straight from the sea.
View ↗The original oyster farm of Bahía Falsa, with photos of the farming, harvest and daily life on-site.
View ↗Rated by dozens of visitors as one of the best places to eat oysters in San Quintín.
View ↗"An unforgettable experience, great atmosphere, an excellent spot for camping."
"Delicious seasoning, fresh seafood at a good price. Fast service."
"The best grilled oysters I've ever had."
